Yes. I remember where I was and what I was doing. I was at school and I had classes late in the day, so I spent the morning getting ready to go to the gym (back when I was going to the gym on a fairly regular basis) and I turned the TV on and saw the footage of the aftermath of the first tower being struck.
Then I was listening to the radio in the car on the way to campus where they were covering the disaster. There was a large screen set up in the rotunda of the student center and there were tons of people gathered around watching CNN. It was surreal.
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Then I was listening to the radio in the car on the way to campus where they were covering the disaster. There was a large screen set up in the rotunda of the student center and there were tons of people gathered around watching CNN. It was surreal.